I'm quoting government research into the cost of food in the UK. Not, nore, the research pulled from RTTs arse. You've been suggesting we're going to make up our increased export market costs from out import market? Whoch we can't do if we don't charge tariffs to match. You can't have it both ways ;...

Yes I've digested what you've written. And as usual gotten very tired of the usual RTT-can-never-be-wrong attitude. I note how you nicely dodged the comment about 70% of our trade coming through EU and EU negotiated trade deals.... Which is exactly why trade deals are important in the context of Bre...

We can publish the WTO tariffs, yes. But if you look at what I wrote, you'd see that I stated we can't negotiate tariffs with specific countries; so when you say we can reduce tariffs.... Well we can't. We can have the WTO tariffs, and once we've left the EU we can negotiate fresh tariffs that migh...

We can publish the WTO tariffs, yes. But if you look at what I wrote, you'd see that I stated we can't negotiate tariffs with specific countries; so when you say we can reduce tariffs.... Well we can't. We can have the WTO tariffs, and once we've left the EU we can negotiate fresh tariffs that migh...

We can publish the WTO tariffs, yes. But if you look at what I wrote, you'd see that I stated we can't negotiate tariffs with specific countries; so when you say we can reduce tariffs.... Well we can't. We can have the WTO tariffs, and once we've left the EU we can negotiate fresh tariffs that migh...

We can publish the WTO tariffs, yes. But if you look at what I wrote, you'd see that I stated we can't negotiate tariffs with specific countries; so when you say we can reduce tariffs.... Well we can't. We can have the WTO tariffs, and once we've left the EU we can negotiate fresh tariffs that might...

But aren't allowed to do that under WTO rules until an agreement is made between both parties involved. Which we aren't allowed to negotiate until we leave the EU. :shrug: And by reducing tariffs on imports you fail to counter the increase in tariffs on exports anyway. So your currency is devalued, ...

The problen is there will be a delay before the should can be activated. I think its a bigger unknown than what will happen in the event of a no deal exit. A weakened pound impacts our imports and contributes to inflation, further increasing the chances of recession, especially in real terms for the...